Chisora ​​259.7 Vs. Warrin 239.1 – Saturday measurement results

Fringe heavyweight candidate/journeyman Derek Chisora ​​(35-13, 23 KOS) weighed at 259.7 pounds, while his opponent, Otto Warlin (27-2, 15 KOs) came on Friday at 239.1 pounds I got in for 12 pounds for 12 pounds. Round IBF Title Eliminator I live in Dazen This Saturday, February 8th, at Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, England.

I’m desperate for the title shot

The winner of the Chisora-Wallin battle is a must for IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois. It’s hard to believe as Chisora, 41, has lost two of his last five fights and his three victories came against an older Prime heavyweight similar to him. .

Chisora’s final three wins age: 39, 42, 43. These victories came against Joe Joyce, Gerald Washington and Cubratt Pureeff. Chisora ​​has 34-year-old Wallin and another vulnerable enemy in front of him. He was recently stopped in five rounds on December 23, 2023 by Anthony Joshua.

Chisora ​​couldn’t do what AJ did to Warrin, especially at his age. Warrin, 6’5 1/2 inch, is too tall, with too many boxers to win him unless the slow timber Chisora ​​knocks him out or suspects him . It looked like a robbery.

“He’s been fighting irregularly lately, but he still has a chance. I think he beat Warrin,” Barry McGigan said. Talksport Boxing On his prediction of Derekchi Sora’s victory over a much younger Otto Wallin on Saturday night. “I think he can overwhelm him and stop him. If that’s the case, he’ll get another shot with the (IBF) world title (against DuBois).

“If he does, I hope he can say, ‘Now, I’m off there.’ I’m worried that everyone will be too long. It’s not just for them. Not good for sports. I wonder how far he has been? McGuigan said of Chisora.

“It’s money. I know he defeated Joyce, and if he’s defeated (Walrin), he’ll have the opportunity to fight for the world title again.”